The Lair

She was pretty proud of herself.

 

Yeah I didn’t care quite that much lol

 

Don't need sound deadening with tube doors.

 

One might argue you need even MORE sound deadening with tube doors since it's so loud with them on.

 

That's cute...


Then added this...

 

I decided to continue this productivity and finally add a 1/4” npt tee on my compressor so I can actually use it as backup air now.

 

I also have my tundra rack on the way.

 

About ding dong time!

 

I just happened to come across a new in box one for sale. I would’ve been waiting awhile longer to buy it through the man himself. Didn’t save any money but now I won’t be waiting as long.

 

You’re like diarrhea

 

Ill be impressed when you do this to the toob dawrz

 

Explosive!!!

 

Now that I'll have the tundra rack, my stock tie rods will be the weak point in the steering. To combat that, I'll add full heimed tie rods. Kartek offers them in any flavor so I can be out the door for less than $500.

This is what's required for the inner portion, where they connect to the steering rack.






The tie rods themselves. I will coat them in steel-it to prevent any rusting.







And the inner heim. I already have outer heims, so that's taken care of.







The final product will look similar to this.

 

Those are beefy. I like it.

 

Just like you. Beefy and I like you.

 

Ordered one of these... that hi lift is literally getting on my nerves.... will keep it in the load out tho just in case..

Limited-time deal: Alltrade 640912 Black 3 Ton, All-In-One Bottle Jack

$100 Powerbuilt 3 Ton, Bottle Jack and Jack Stands in One, 6000 Pound All-in-One Car Lift, Heavy Duty Vehicle Unijack, 640912

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Didn't someone in here run one in the trails??

 

I know @singletrack_ftw has one. Good idea to still keep a hi lift on hand because there are certain situations where it's the only tool that'll get the job done.

 

Yup, love mine it works great. Is cheap and takes up very little space

 

Have one too. It's handy. Even changed a tire or two on the trail with it.

 

And I don’t carry a hi lift and I never will, Randy is right I will prolly get into a situation where one is needed but I cant/won’t justify that massive stupid thing taking up bed space for trips